Project

Minority Languages, Major Opportunities (COLING)

COLING is a collaborative research project funded by the MSCA RISE programme with a total budget of 1 579 500 euro. We invited 13 partner institutions, both academic and nongovernmental organizations, working in the field of language revitalization. The project consortium includes researchers and practitioners from Poland, Netherlands, Italy, Latvia, United States and Mexico. The Faculty of “Artes Liberales” of the University of Warsaw is the leading beneficiary and coordinator of the project. Between 2018 and 2021 a group of 58 researchers will work during 375 months of research secondments. The major COLING results include:

  1. A book covering the four themes of the COLING
  2. Guidelines for creating innovative spaces dedicated to the promotion of linguistic and cultural diversity in local communities
  3. Developing a new studies curriculum
  4. Online platform dedicated to linguistic and cultural diversity, including educational materials for universities and communities (proposed layout on the illustration)
  5. Innovative application/serious game for teaching and documenting different endangered languages

Apart from the collaborative research an important component of the project are a series of joint workshops and summer schools. Those events are designed on one hand as a tool to develop new skills among the participants (especially early stage researchers), on the other they will facilitate the team work on COLING project results.

News

Project News & Events

LANGUAGE DIVERSITY WEEK

LANGUAGE DIVERSITY WEEK Dates: 24 November -1 December, 2019 Venue: 24 November: Faculty of Artes Liberales, Dobra 72, Warsaw, Conference Room

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Team

Project Team

Stanisław Kordasiewicz

has a degree in Law (2005) and a Ph.D. on the strict liability rules of Roman law (2010), both from the University of Warsaw’s Faculty of Law. His current academic interest focuses on the reception of Roman law in the works of Cuiacius, the most prominent European legal scholar of the XVI century.

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Justyna Olko

Professor at the Faculty of “Artes Liberales” at the University of Warsaw; director of its Center for Research and Practice in Cultural Continuity; she obtained a doctoral degree in the humanities in 2005 at the UW’s Faculty of History and habilitation in ethnology at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań in

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Zuzanna Rosłaniec

is an Administrator in the COLING/MSCA RISE and LCure/FNP Team projects, with managerial and financial experience (SGH Warsaw School of Economics). Her role is to plan and organize project events as well as manage day to day communication with partners and the Warsaw University administration.

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Multimedia

Media

Podcasts & Radio

K3 podcast Dariusza Bugalskiego “Ginące języki gość specjalny Stanisław Kordasiewicz” (YT)

Polskie Radio Czwórka, Pasjonauci, Stanisław Kordasiewicz

Television & You Tube

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